1977-78 Washington Huskies basketball — schedule and results
The 1977-78 Washington Huskies went 14-13 (6-8 in the Pac-8) under head coach Marv Harshman. Simple Rating System: 5.17.
Hoopsipedia's log holds 26 games from this season: 7–4 at home, 4–8 on the road, and 2–1 on neutral courts. The Huskies scored 70.8 points per game and allowed 70.7 (+0.2 per game). Their longest winning streak ran 4 games, from Nov 28, 1977 to Dec 15, 1977. The most lopsided win was 85–58 at Seattle U Redhawks on Dec 10, 1977; the heaviest defeat was 104–64 at UCLA Bruins on Feb 18, 1978. The tightest finish was a 3-point win against Oregon State Beavers (64–61).
Among Washington Huskies' 117 recorded seasons, 1977-78's .519 winning percentage ranks 76th. Previous season: 1976-77 Huskies (17–10). Next season: 1978-79 Huskies (11–16).
Game-by-game results (26 games)
Game recaps
1978-01-06: Behind David Greenwood's 18 points, UCLA Bruins pulled away from Washington Huskies 79–60. Kim Stewart had 14 for Washington Huskies. David Greenwood grabbed 23 rebounds.
1978-02-18: UCLA Bruins blew out Washington Huskies 104–64 as Roy Hamilton scored a team-high 26. Bob Fronk had 15 for Washington Huskies. David Greenwood grabbed 19 rebounds.
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